Analysis on traditional fishing grounds in Indonesia`s Natuna waters under International Law

Kurniaty, Rika; Ikaningtyas,; Ruslijanto, Patricia Audrey

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/137/1/012039

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“…The situation has not changed, despite political tensions in recent years in the region and involving East Asian countries with Southeast Asia. 26 Within this year, one of the Southeast Asian countries, Vietnam, even more aggressively catches fish in waters that fall into the exclusive International Economic Zone (EEZ). Not surprisingly, during 2019 the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) claimed to have found 13 patrol vessels in the country that were on guard or were always in those waters.…”

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The Equation on the Justice for Fisherman: The Urgency to Protect Fishermen and Marine Resources in Indonesia

Narwastuty¹

2020

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Indonesia’s territory has a lot of wealth in assets of marine resources and human resources. This wealth has become challenge for the Government of Indonesia to manage it. Nowadays, Indonesian marine is expected to be more developed, but in contrary, a lot of interest that should be regulating in the sea. The main questions that arouse are: how should government give an equation for Indonesian fisherman and how should the government put marine resources’ protection to supply the equation for natural resources. These questions will solve by a normative juridical study on the protection of natural resources and the resources of Indonesian fisherman. The study uses a descriptive analytical method for a number of regulations that apply in marine trade law and employment law. This research is also complemented by a literature approach in the form of Indonesian legal literature and marine journals to address the issues raised in this paper. The findings in practice prove that the government should give more attention for the fisherman’s welfare and protection related to fish catching. The objective protection for Indonesian marine resources is from regulated all the regulation to develop Indonesia economic from Maritime sector. It is all needed to make a new system in legal protection for Fisherman and Marine Resources in Indonesia.

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The Equation on the Justice for Fisherman: The Urgency to Protect Fishermen and Marine Resources in Indonesia

Narwastuty¹

2020

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“…The vast sea area coupled with the great natural resources possessed by the Indonesian seas, as well as Indonesia's adjacent position to other territorial waters, places Indonesia as a vulnerable country to experience fisheries violations. It has been noted that foreign vessels conducting IUU Fishing in Indonesian territory so far are ships originating from Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand and China [9]. Based on water surveillance 2018 through a 17-day operation carried out by the Directorate of Maritime and Fisheries Resources Supervision [7], it found out that around 118 Vietnamese-flagged vessels and 9 Malaysian-flagged vessels carrying out operations in Indonesia.…”

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The Potential Source of Conflict in Asean Seawater

Trisni¹,

Permata²,

Nanda³

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The International Conference on ASEAN 2019

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ASEAN Community 2015 was formed with spirit to strengthen cooperation among ASEAN member countries in three main pillars; which one of them is ASEAN Political-Security Community (APSC). In ASEAN 2025 blue print, it is stated that this pillar aims to create ASEAN as stable and peaceful region. This paper addresses the potential source of conflict in regard to maritime security in ASEAN sea water which will cost a threat to pillar two ASEAN community. To achieve it aims, this paper observes bilateral dispute between ASEAN member countries related to IUU Fishing and the South China Sea (SCS) dispute considering this dispute involves 6 ASEAN members. The SCS has long been arena of dispute among some states which resulted into the strengthening of military capacity of those countries. This phenomenon will then a source of problem for ASEAN goal in the future especially those related to pillar two. Apart form that, IUU Fishing is also a trending topic in ASEAN region. This paper employs Bueger and Edmund maritime security concept in order to identify maritime security threat in above indicated sea. This paper found that some serious maritime challenges exist in ASEAN seawater which will threaten the ASEAN community goal.

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“…that has the potential to cause conflict on a regional scale [Johnson, 1997, Sudirman et al, 2013, Kurniaty et al, 2018. One way to strengthen the defense system in an area is to know in detail the intelligence data, one of which is meteorological data [Tuite andHarley, 2013, Azhari et al, 2021].…”

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On the statistical learning analysis of rain gauge data over the Natuna Islands

Fajary¹,

Irawan²

2021

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This article presents state-of-the-art statistical learning methods for analyzing rain gauge data over the Natuna Islands. By using shape preserving piecewise cubic interpolation, we managed to interpolate 671 null values from the daily precipitation data. Dominant periodicity analysis of daily precipitation signals using Lomb-Scargle Power Spectral Density shows annual, intraseasonal, and interannual precipitation patterns over the Natuna Islands. Unsupervised anomaly analysis using the Isolation Forest algorithm shows there are 146 anomaly daily precipitation data points. We also conducted an experiment to predict the accumulation of monthly precipitation over the Natuna Islands using the Bayesian structural time series algorithm. The results show that the local linear trend with seasonality model is able to model the value of accumulated monthly precipitation for a twelve-month prediction horizon. The work presented here has profound implications for rainfall observations in this area.

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Analysis on traditional fishing grounds in Indonesia`s Natuna waters under International Law

Cited by 6 publications

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The Equation on the Justice for Fisherman: The Urgency to Protect Fishermen and Marine Resources in Indonesia

The Equation on the Justice for Fisherman: The Urgency to Protect Fishermen and Marine Resources in Indonesia

The Potential Source of Conflict in Asean Seawater

On the statistical learning analysis of rain gauge data over the Natuna Islands

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